Graham v. Yellow Cab Co.

In a separate action against the defendant for damages for personal injuries which ensued by reason of its alleged negligence, each of the plaintiffs recovered a judgment. Por the purpose of trial the two actions were “consolidated”. The questions raised by the appellant from each of such judgments, as well as from “an order denying a new trial”, are limited to alleged errors committed by the trial court in its instruction to the jury. To all practical intents and purposes, the instruction given in the one action was identical with that given in the other. In the case of Ada I. Graham against…